(First Alert 4) - A Florida jury has ordered the company behind the FreeFall drop tower ride to pay over $300 million to the family of Tyre Sampson ... at Icon Plaza in Orlando, Florida, in ...

Tyre Sampson, 14, was killed after falling to his death off a freefall tower drop ride at Orlando’s ICON Park. The ride has shut down since Sampson’s death. Teen dies after being hit by a ...

The quick trial and verdict — jury selection began only Thursday morning — put a strikingly high price tag on Tyre Sampson’s March 2022 plummet from the Orlando FreeFall, a ride he was ...

The ride was taken down last year. Read: Family remembers Tyre Sampson 1 year after his death on the Orlando FreeFall ride A state investigation found that his seat was manually adjusted to fit ...

He died on March 24, 2022, after falling 70 feet from Icon Park’s Orlando Free Fall ... Sampson’s family for an undisclosed amount. “The jury’s decision confirms what we have long argued ...

A Florida jury has ordered an amusement ride manufacturer pay $310m (£243m) to the family of a teenage boy who fell to his death on their drop ride at an Orlando theme park in 2022. Tyre Sampson ...

The sum was awarded to the parents of Tyre Sampson ... limit for the FreeFall ride. His family said there were no posted weight limits or scales at the ride site. Additionally, Sampson’s seat ...

Tyre Sampson, who was 6ft 2in tall and weighed 27 stone, plunged about 100ft (30 metres) from the Orlando Free Fall at ICON Park in Florida. His size meant a shoulder harness did not lock properly.